Also in this episode: ‘Slow at Work’, with Aoife McElwain

People have unique biologies and our dreams may be how our bodies react to particular foods

From wellness to weirdness and family-friendly fun, we’ve got you covered

A tiny capacity, a big heart, a Shift Shack – is this Ireland’s most intimate festival?

Fairview potter hopes to create open-access pottery workshop so others can learn the craft

The Irish Times will be partnering with the festival on Saturday with a programme of talks and debates

Plan your visit to the food and drink festival carefully and you could be part of the action and meet your literary hero for (almost) zero

With the RBS 6 Nations kicking off tomorrow - and the Superbowl on Sunday - here’s some tasty food and drink suggestions if you're having people around

A selection box of surprising snippets, little known facts and tasty morsels

Get up from the computer or couch and spend time learning skills that can help to give you some balance

Food Month Food Court: Aoife McElwain finds comfort in an occasional bowl, but Gerard Maguire thinks all sugary cereals should be banned

The consistency of Duo’s food could be improved a little but they’ve nailed the cakes

When Coca Cola was first put on sale in 1886, marketed as a cure for morphine addiction, indigestion, nerve disorder, headaches and impotence

Brian Birdy’s specialty cofffee bar in Jacobs Inn Hostel is the ideal place for a great coffee

From the apple in the Garden of Eden to sickly sweets, we love stuff we shouldn’t eat

Heading to Dún Laoghaire this weekend? Here’s everything you need to know

Marie-Claire Digby rounds up this week’s food news

The second night of the festival features sets from Saint Sister, Neon Indian and Floating Points among others

A very good restaurant disguised as a dive is full of surprises

Some people spend their money on handbags and shoes; others spend their dough on food magazines

Laine, My Love sits under the railway bridge on Talbot St, a stone’s throw from Connolly Station

When it comes to beans, these folks mean business

Put your barbecue skills to the test, meet Trish Deseine, cooking for kids

February 29th is the day women can ask men to marry them, but can leap year love last?

Restaurant offers, recipes, food news, features and videos, an artisan food festival and a sandwich designed just for you – it’s all happening in November as part of our third Food Month, writes Aoife Valentine

The duo behind Forkful – whose new series of food videos launches here today to mark Food Month – explain why their work is all about the food, not the presenter

From Rick Stein's Byzantine journeys to Teeling Whiskeys; Smithfield picnics to virtual wine tasting, Culture Night has enough flavour to suit all palates

Merrion Square will be loaded with the offbeat, the unusual and the inspired on the capital’s big night out

The quality of food at the Picnic has always been top-notch, and this year’s festival offering is bigger than ever

Don’t be a deadline junkie, learn how to stop putting things off and get more done

As our temperatures tip over 20 degrees our culinary choices can’t help but be affected. For Aoife McElwain, sunshine calls for seafood

Body & Soul kicks off tomorrow, and we’ve found some tasty treats to keep you going throughout the weekend

In his latest film, ‘The Wind Rises’, Japanese animator and director Hayao Miyazaki offers his usual delicious blend of East and West. He’d definitely enjoy these madeleines, made with Japanese green tea powder or matcha

Aoife McElwain bakes Wolverine cupcakes

Deconstructed Baby Ruth Bars

Withnail & I’s boozy bread & butter pudding